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Here I go again trying to find a good and virtuous topic to inscribe and share at the same time to learn about.

This was a new term for me when someone told me that that is what it is. My research to learn more about what a humanist was led me to discover some interesting facts. It seems that they have no other philosophy than the previous writers, like Omar Khayyam, left in the world to reflect. They do not believe in anything more than what they can produce themselves, and they frown on anyone who interferes with their rights to live life to the fullest.

A humanist is dedicated to being all human and little else. They ignore all philosophies that promise things in the afterlife or have an inclination towards religion or the notion of a Supreme Being. They take things for what they are and make them what they can.

There is a central body of an Association whose motto is "good without a god". They believe that they have control over their lives, thoughts and actions. They can not allow something else to be, like a power or intelligence that drives them. But can you explain how the land came here?

There are a million questions that humans have asked during the millennia of our existence. They can not be answered without taking into account that something or someone has the control to produce the seasons, the moment in which we are born, the distinctive characteristics that each one possesses and the time that we die.

If only we had control over our lives, would someone get cancer? Would someone get in danger and have an accident? Why would a child die in your arms? Why would a million other questions go unanswered? How does the humanist manage with these points?

The conclusion, as I see it, is that someone who professes to ignore everything that has been dredged and "normalized" since the time of the caveman is living in that moment. They do and think exactly as they once did before the sedentary life and before the trade brought humanity into a different relationship with the world.

Mentally they predate religion and philosophy and that is not so bad. But what are you losing? For me, they are really in the right place where the Great Spirit of the Universe has placed them. They are not spiritual, so they have no connection with what the Spirit represents. They are like millions of others are just humans. They contribute little because they have nothing to give, even if they are very polite.

The Spirit knows its people and, apart from them, all the others are called the "soil" in which they grow. They are the vineyard of God and have produced the promised power for the last days. Only spiritual people are "tuned", so a humanist is just that: human.

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